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Najib
Oct 18, 2013 10:26
A couple of hours ago, we learned that the Aazaz abductees have become in the custody of the Turks and they should be in Lebanon within 24-48 hours. This is indeed good news but there are other Lebanese prisoners in Syrian prisons and hostages that need to be freed as well and they should be given the same attention as the Aazaz pilgrims. A team of reporters from Sky News Arabia has gone missing in…
Animals & Wildlife
13 years ago
These men should be put in prison for what they’ve done. What a bunch of savages! Here’s the original story as shared by Beta Lebanon: A frantic phone call about a dying fox today, and ...
Automotive
13 years ago
[YouTube] Check out this awesome video of the 36th Rally of Lebanon that was done by the guys at biser3a.com. Make sure you watch it in HD as it’s a full HD movie with lots ...
Critiques
13 years ago
The crew on board the Polarcus Adira in the Mediterranean Sea – Picture from The DailyStar I was reading an article on the “serious concerns over transparency in Lebanon’s oil and gas process” and they ...
Business
13 years ago
Michel Daher is the founder and chairman of Daher Capital. He also founded Master Chips and Poppins, two of the largest FMCG companies in the Middle East and North Africa, as well as the very ...
Humor
13 years ago
[Source] I’ve seen at least two Lebanese channels share these studies and discuss them but a simple looks at the original article and graph show that we have 5,000,000 unmarried women in Lebanon (And 1,750,000 ...
Art
13 years ago
[YouTube] [Full Episode] Last week’s Kalam Ennas episode was about “Mim”, a private museum displaying Lebanese Salim Edde’s collection of over 1400 minerals, representing more than 300 different species from over 60 countries. Eddé’s collection ...
Information
13 years ago
According to this report, 29.8 million people live in modern slavery globally, out of which nearly 4000 in Lebanon. Honestly speaking, I am not sure how accurate this report is as it is estimated that ...
Baladi
13 years ago
Downtown Beirut by Michaelallangrant, on Flickr Condé Nast Traveler announced the winners of its 26th annual Readers’ Choice Awards two days ago and Beirut made it as one of the World’s best cities. It’s quite ...